How about fine chemical industry in Tianjin University? What is the employment direction?

Undergraduate course? Undergraduate knows, graduate students don't know much about it.

Tianda Fine Chemical Industry is a small branch of chemical engineering and technology. Chemical engineering is the only choice when filling in volunteers. It's up to you to be detailed, because the small branches are completely divided by class. Small branches include: engineering, technology, catalysis, fine, etc. , is divided by class. For example, 1 class, class 2 is engineering, class 3, class 4 is technology. So do you want to watch the landing point carefully? Basically, the two years before college are the same, and there are several professional courses in junior year, which is a bit different. In order to facilitate employment after graduation, it will be collectively referred to as chemical industry. It's easy to find a job if you don't find a job that suits you.

Talking about Tianda Chemical Industry, it must be the first in China, worse than Tsinghua. In 2009, it was certified by the Royal Institution of Chemical Engineers, the first in China and the second in Asia (the first in Singapore). Therefore, basically, those who can graduate normally from Tianda University of Chemical Technology (excluding those who have not obtained a degree certificate) can find jobs, and the employment rate is basically 100%.

Employment direction: chemical engineering majors have a wide range of employment, including major petrochemical enterprises (major branches of Sinopec will come to Tianda for centralized recruitment around June 5438+ 10 every year, including powerful subsidiaries such as Qilu, Yanshan, Yangzi and Maoming), major pharmaceutical factories, chemical research institutes (well-known ones generally need master's degree or above, while young ones need undergraduate courses) and daily chemical enterprises. Other industries are relatively less mainstream.